Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-25
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Nntcs and Jottlng. pIckr TIP About the
City During the Day.

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City During the Day.
NJ. l.. Jones. General Hayes dispatch
bearer, is here from pArkersburg.
The revolving lights on Twelfth street
were in good working shape last night.
4 natural las stand pipe has been put
up at the corner OF South Front and Fink
streets, Island.
The building, No. BIB Main street, oc-
cupied by s. Hoffman, is finely decorated
with ]eyergrccns, &c.
There will he an extra train to the city
over the Ohio River railroad this morning,
arriving here at . o'clock.
The wagon from the glass works Of
Hobbs, Elorkuiner X Co. will he among
the most attractive in the parade.
The Schmulhach Brewing Co. will have
Il large wagon handsomely decorated, and
drawn by eight match gray horses.
The Wheeling and kalamalrn base ball
clubs will hc in the Third DIVISION OF the
Trades Display to day. Look ont for
them.
Colonel John J. Mr,iuinnrss, Adiutant
Of T.. L. Shaw Post, OF Piedmont, arrived
in the city last evening, looking as hand
some aud Spry ~ ever.
The woodwork on the gas arch across
Market above the REGISTER office caught
lirr last evening, hut was promptly cNtin-
gur,Grd 10y h~ystanders.
The crowd should wander up to the base
hall park about 30 this afternoon and sec
the national sport played up to the dot
The game will be- called at 3:i1.
Two gas arches were erected Oh Market
street yesterday, one On either side OF the
creek bridge. They showed up IN great
shape and lighted up the whole vicinity.
The Trades Display Committee evident.
" forgot the working members of the press
in dealing ont hacks, but ~ the boys ali
have to labor hard and have no time 10
ride perhaps tbs better 50.
1t has been suggested that the natural
gas fixtures, arches, stand-pipc1, X be-
allowed to stand Tor the lajr. and that We
have grand gda celebration one might Of
Fair week IN honor of the great ENhlbi-
tiun.
There nil b. u reunion Of the Second
Wv-t }~r-iuia infantry, llatrr in ld" Wal
the t,Itn West Virginia Civallyh at liz"
STAMINA House to-day Thursday ut half
past three. All members ave requested to
be present.
Mr.. Shirk wishes us to announce that
stage room will he limited II day and to-
morrow, and the Executive Committee
will issue tickets to proper persons, aud
not allow the stand to be he flied Indis-
criminItely.
One Of the Brandon family, Of thirty
three children il here, among his old
friends. lie was CHIEF tuuneler at Ander-
s~onyillc prison, and Ae headed 4 move
meut by which nearly half the prisoners
came nearly being released at one time.
Among the distinguished quests who al
rived yesterday are General T. +. Tyler, OF
Baltimore; General Nathan Golf and Major
Lee Hammond, Department Commander
of the G.. A. K. of the state, Of Clarksburg,
and Captain George w. Harrison, Of Pied
mpat.
Among the people in the city from a dis
lance are DR.. Alex. Neil and daughter, OF
Columbus; S. y. WarnOch, OF Cincinnati
r. q. Patterson, wife and daughter, OF
Chicago; Judge Morrow, of Fairmont, An
drew EdmistOn, Of Weston, and Editor
HAYDEN, of the saIne place.
The call issued by Adiutant I. c. Rob
inSou, of the First West Virginia, seems
to have been fruitful in good results, rs
that regiment Is better represented than
any other in this reunion. The call has
brought men here from Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan and Missouri.
Am,ctiug OF the Seventh West Virginia
Volunteer Infantry, will be held at the
Court House, on Thursday, at 2p. IN. Jno.
G.. Kelley, Liutenant-COlOnel Samuel
krauS, Captain Company Is; Gustayus
Bowers, Sergeant Company d; Martin n.
:. Myers, L~uitenant Company H.
The C., l.. ". K. X, is, besides run
ming a regular train every fifty minutes
between Martins Ferry aud Bellaire,
starting n special train from Martins
Ferry every afternoon at one o CLOCK. ms
order of things is q great convenience TO
those attending the reunion.
Among the visitors attending the lie
union is Morton Hayes, who was a mem
her of Company l, Sixth Regiment, West
Virginia Infantry, who Wa ous vi the
youngest soldiers to enlist. He was fifteen
years Of age when he entered. and served
until the close OF the war. lie Is now al
the head of one of the largest carriage man
giactOries in Columbus. d.
At the opening of the war three brothers
entered into the services of their country
Jesse McNear enlisting with the Twelfth
W. Va, Il. +. McNear with the One Hun.
dred and FOrheth Pa. and Daniel +. Me
Near with the Fourth Va. They BEGAN i